Profitability isn’t the finish line - consistency is.
I’ve proven I can win trades, now I’m focused on building discipline, risk management, and sustainable success.
Follow along as I share lessons, wins, and the reality of trading -no filters, just growth.
I’m starting something different. Every week, I’ll give a trader either $1,000 or a $200K FTMO account to start their trading journey.
Once you receive a payout, no matter how long it takes, you simply send back my $1,000, usually from your first profits or payout. The rest of the money and all future payouts are yours.
As a working boy use this on your iPhone when going out👇🏼
• Open Settings → Focus.
• Tap the + icon and create a new Focus.
• Customize the Focus.
• Under Customize Screens, choose a Home Screen.
• Create a new Home Screen page containing only the apps you want.
• Turn on that Focus whenever you want to switch to your “private” Home Screen.
This will save you from harassment ✌🏻
I don't find it baffling at all.
Free information has never been scarce. You can learn market structure, candlesticks, liquidity, risk management, and almost every trading concept online for free.
What people pay for isn't information.
They pay for structure, experience, accountability, feedback, and a shorter learning curve.
It's no different from hiring a personal trainer when free workout videos exist, or paying for university despite having access to free lectures online.
The issue isn't that mentors charge.
The issue is whether they actually provide value.
If someone has a proven process, can teach effectively, offers genuine support, and doesn't sell unrealistic dreams, there's nothing wrong with charging for their time and expertise.
No one is forced to buy.
Use the free resources if they work for you. Invest in mentorship if you believe it will accelerate your progress.
The market ultimately rewards execution, not whether your education was free or paid.
I don't find it baffling at all.
Free information has never been scarce. You can learn market structure, candlesticks, liquidity, risk management, and almost every trading concept online for free.
What people pay for isn't information.
They pay for structure, experience, accountability, feedback, and a shorter learning curve.
It's no different from hiring a personal trainer when free workout videos exist, or paying for university despite having access to free lectures online.
The issue isn't that mentors charge.
The issue is whether they actually provide value.
If someone has a proven process, can teach effectively, offers genuine support, and doesn't sell unrealistic dreams, there's nothing wrong with charging for their time and expertise.
No one is forced to buy.
Use the free resources if they work for you. Invest in mentorship if you believe it will accelerate your progress.
The market ultimately rewards execution, not whether your education was free or paid.
Don’t give up 🤦♀️ on your dreams.
There was this uncle on mine that had setbacks for his JAMB score in entering the university. He told me that in
1991 he scored 191
1992 he scored 192
1993 he scored 193
1994 he scored 194
1995 he scored 195
1996 he scored 196.
It was in 1996 that he finally entered the university because many people failed Jamb in 1996 and OAU reduced their cut off mark to 196.
Today is a graduate and even has PhD.
Every successful people are products of series of failures because they didn’t stop trying.
Don’t give up 🤦♀️
Don’t stop trying
Your breakthrough is on the way.